Todd Schneider's guest appearances

Todd Schneider

Financial Sense(R) Newshour

FINANCIAL SENSE

Hackers Archives - Software Engineering Daily

Real Presence Live

New Beginnings Nazarene - Loudon

Christ Community Church of the Nazarene - Syracuse, NY

Software Daily

Joe Baldinger

Joseph Steinbeisser

Sam Dols

Cru Darrah

Sonia Mullally

Samantha Dols

Helene Shepard

Sue McClernon

Mary Bede

Ron Garry

Rick Kline

Tim Weisz

Charles Lachowitzer

Kurtis Gunwall

Bob Noel

OwlTail

RPL May 12th Hr 1 Seg 1 Fr. Todd Schneider

Faith Promise Sunday - June 2, 2019.

Guest Speaker - Pastor Todd Schneider - "Salt & Light" (Matthew 5:13-16)

Guest preacher: Pastor Todd Schneider, Assoc. Pastor at Rockvill Church of the Nazarene and from The Rock Ministry -Rockville, CT.

Guest preacher: Pastor Todd Schneider, Assoc. Pastor at Rockvill Church of the Nazarene and from The Rock Ministry -Rockville, CT.

Jesus Heals (Luke 5:17-26) Rev. Todd Schneider

The Simpsons is a classic, beloved television show. The scripts of The Simpsons have been made publicly available, and include dialogue, location, and character information. Todd Schneider used these scripts and other information sources as a corpus to analyze The Simpsons and find interesting statistics–such as who the most important supporting characters were, and how the ratings of the show have trended over time relative to other TV shows that have declined in ratings. Todd works at Genius in New York, and I took the opportunity to ask him other questions about pop culture, given that Genius is a place where pop culture and data collide. If you haven’t seen the site, it started out as a wiki for rap music, and quickly grew to more aspects of pop culture. Todd also has a variety of other side projects, involving betting markets, analysis of taxis vs Lyft and Uber, and a systematic study of the wedding section of the New York Times.  The post Simpsons Data Science with Todd Schneider appeared first on Software Engineering Daily.

The Simpsons is a classic, beloved television show. The scripts of The Simpsons have been made publicly available, and include dialogue, location, and character information. Todd Schneider used these scripts and other information sources as a corpus to analyze The Simpsons and find interesting statistics–such as who the most important supporting characters were, and how the ratings of the show have trended over time relative to other TV shows that have declined in ratings. Todd works at Genius in New York, and I took the opportunity to ask him other questions about pop culture, given that Genius is a place where pop culture and data collide. If you haven’t seen the site, it started out as a wiki for rap music, and quickly grew to more aspects of pop culture. Todd also has a variety of other side projects, involving betting markets, analysis of taxis vs Lyft and Uber, and a systematic study of the wedding section of the New York Times. The post <a href="https://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2016/10/18/simpsons-data-science-with-todd-schneider/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Simpsons Data Science with Todd Schneider</a> appeared first on <a href="https://softwareengineeringdaily.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Software Engineering Daily</a>.

Simpsons Data Science with Todd Schneider